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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
Ghitaen,tr Semofraten.

Gbicago, 16. Rouember. - PrG10eHt
GlsreIanb oQ formeq nm isiRe Gtamiftuua
n zen Gtreit an9esaugett peroeu, tpel9sr
8midsH ZEN bai0en hemotratiiden Traftios
nen in Glicago iett eiut9er 3elt beftebt, Die
@ountp 9empiraten bei1lofien beute in elmer
8aiaAlmIung, in melder es iebr leblaft btr.
Giug, Elm @Omite IN erueunen, peIdes eige
2ntla9eitriit 9egeu bic ySiIt StofinJS"
uufieten uub pieielbe benz BraFbenteu Gle,
beInno unterbreiten iOu. Die silt Stof-
irgs" tperben nGmlit beiduloigt, pdbreuO
Der leeten gSabl 3eit uno 8eIO Der Reglez
runss SeOienfetsn benust 81 haben, nm
benz ureauldreu oemotraul6eu Etfet" (oen
atrns2apler. &anolOatsW eiae RieHerIa9e gu
bereiteft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
WVarft nn0 S6rfe.

2ioerpooG, 16. gfooember, 1890 giit.
taas. - 8aummolle: Ritteliorte S6erI. So,
bifio. Nep. Orleans lille Die 8ertdufe
betrnaen 10000 8alen, Spetulation unb
Gusfnbr 1000, 3ufuhr $4,000,
Qonbou, 16. Noueuber. Ser. Staaten
Sblioationen: 4sprOj. 1909, Ditto 44,pros.
IlO4. Qftieu: u. @.,gB- Al, oitto Brior.
81, Gauaba Bacific 555, @rie S14, Ditto
8rior. 1908, Sqinotss Central I2l, Rericln
45g, Ct. BGnI 78g, Rem= Dort. Central l1lt,
Benuipluouia 81, Reaoiu9 SO, Ntericau
Central l44, CANADA gtprbpef. 9uHO. .&O.2a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
Ste aefoneeaen Groms.

9 t. Eoulr Wfinn., I6 KoOember. Ole
@rom. Snbiauer, peIde oeu Qufrubr in Der
@rOp. ggentur ueruriaft hubtn, tnb in st.
YuuI nugefOmmeu uno nod Sort. Smelling
qebradt poroeH, NO iie blei6sn mUiien, bis
Der SetretGr Des SBnern neiter iiber iie Der.
fiigt bat. Inter ibueu iiuo Der 5duptliug
@ra5p 6eab unb Der lluterhduplIina Deal
Euu, Der ebenfals uIs Elm gefabrlider 5n.
btQuer betrndtet miro. Sen. 9fuaer alQubt
iibrtaers, naB bic @rOms ieet ruhig bleibeu
mer6tu. Gr ia9t nut, Bag Die SHoiauer nit
Der 9autparjentrung uOQtommeH eiHuerfaa.
ben ieieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
2anffaGttitent.

Toronto, Ont, l6. gtOUember. - Die
,G5ntral. Sant uon Canada" fellte beute ihre
30biunaen elm. 0Gs SGpital Der Banf be.
trug 81 ,0CO 900, pouoH $500 600 eiuse3ablt
naieu. lleber bic @eId1ftslnge Der Inftllt
III nod nitts @sHuues bstaunt, isOod 9Iaubt
man nidst, CaB bic DepOttoreu SerIuite er.
leioeu meroea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
Ser 8elaws asst.

gteW Dort Is. Observation-Disclosures
Inn eie SdlusEoti.urgeu, @elo GiiHete Bu
St-5 uu0 idlCB 81. Bro3gnt. - 5ttilIn3
28editl $4.814 $4-82 aGf GO Cape uab
ASH 864 All 5i6t.- Gunbt8,O6tt8a.
honeH: 4 pro3. 1853, 43.Pro3. 1883, g.
prog. -. aftjen: Qoom5' @rPreB 140, Sent
raLz@Qctfic 3lt, Gbeiapeate G5io d, 5rta
305. e,ao Bri0r. G8, SliuOls &eural III,
Eafe SborG 9G4, gaeWsSerie9 ,&eatraI 79B
gIOrtb gaeftsru 1925. Ditto Brtor. 143t.
Hem 9ort Central 1883, Chios1)tilititP3i
25B, bitt0 Yrior. s., @tttsbur9 151, RecO'
ing ~, ct. 8out 775, bite BriOr. ll5,
Mgfera.lluton 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
Se0S sGenSd7ett onrd) 9onauttt T.s
94fnt1te aefrtf5cft.

SfbpenHtu9, gtid., 16. ROOem5er.-
8a8 YadbOus Der 8Buamttfabrit Der o0aE.
cod @bemiiaIien @ompasnie" flo8 berte
GRittng in bic Suit. Die 9st3bteteH iiao:
g8iuie 8snnub, Charles 8arteu, Gbomas
8bompion, Sim @rople1, g8tuie Sing uHo
2&ilb Qapp. 2Beoer oOu bem 8ebauOe, nod
pom ben S0rperH Der Spier III eiae Spur
cuf3ufiuben. Sc befauaen fd) 1900 BfgHo
4pnautt in beu1 (SebGube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
2tns Ser SmmocsoauptTaot.
llufete aIte nt,o utiers ns,if 5sfotts. - Son,
mpDore SStliun's 2lniid1tea.

gBai biugton, 3. g., 16. Nouember.
-@ommooore 3. 3. @ilion, &bef oes Biz
reauS fir SdiffebaumeIen, bat oem Slotteu.
Setret1r Ieinen Sahresberid)t unterbreitet.
SIN @iu9auo oefieIben neif gSilion auf bic
ftete 3unabme Der Arbeiten oeS Biireaus bin
uuo eriu9t oesbalb I'M grnennung zines III
ffenteu. 8strefis bes 6lotteu9riiuouu9s,
PlnueS erueuert Der @bef Die lestlQbrtge &uI.
piehlung gum SGu jmeier neuer Sftffe bon
ie 1000 Sonnen tum @rIab Der alten Sduls
mouth" pelte pCufanbie ieeuntaI9lih ge'
6epaIatur Der bifi0rlIt oeriibMten Sr!e9ss
iG0luppe D6artforO" uuo 83rpitltgung BON
$4,000 iar blsien 3ped. Setrtff5 Der
gertpencun9 ber Gburn' Yonitore 3ur Rit'
Zen. uno Safen- SertheibigUn9 ia8t Der Be-
rid)t: ,8itie aus bem legten &rieg fanz
renoen 6ahrienge itno, oa iie ME srttnoltf
fspariIt DurSeu. Don meni9 QSertb tar oaS
Hauo, unO lbre Snfdaebaltung perurabt nur
unn0ihise SoftsH. g8ean nteie Sa9rien9e anf
ber MariHez 3difElffe bletben iOQen, 70 Ious
tn Fe iOiort elmer griinaliAeu Reparatnr Hus
t5E3ugen NIB NIT mo0erneu 8eibube1 aus
gsriitet peroeH. Wtit eiHeM Aufuaao uon
$4,000 f0anten ianerbalb eineS bai6en
GS9tSS pltlE SWill< III tUEHtO luGJltSGu cOuS
fanO oeriebt meroeE, ols iie Sur 3eit tbrer
SeJtigfeuuEg nareu, unO ea piren Damn
D,eiSebu SGbr3euga uogbanOeu, pelae, nit
1851 Iigen giatten 9sitiiBaR ausgeriifet, fitV
tie GufenUerthetoiguug porjigIt4 udreu.
Sd) niibte tpahrlid) pld]t, ME cine glette
Snmnle geioeS mertlbria3eu0er Gugs!tgt
ueIoeH iOGnle, ais ouIG) bic SRitaaoieguIg
Gteter Tdbr3eIae 3urd Sitfeniflat." Gum
sdlu8 iGgt Der Bert9t: y Die 4usf1t.n fir
Euiere tuuitiBe 8lotte In0 iiberGuS gttaittge.
Ntlt S0llenoHng Der i'm Ban b29Ilfeasn
Sd)iiie Dlro bic j5lotte auS elmer NujabI Der
uOogrHien fir Die bsribie6euen 3Uece Der
&uueebmariue uor;iigli9 geeignetcn Sd)jfie
bgffbcu. 8ie tiir5Itb Oolleu0cteur Die Die
iul Ban begrtfienea &riegSfabr3euae b2tHnz
ben. 6aB unlere S6iffsbau AHtalten IN
G!ldt8 peuea Gn5trer 9tatt9neu natfe9eR
pno ebenio treii.tte Grisgsldtiit b9ueu t61s
zen. 8ie @rrihtuug elmer @etiig 3leBerei
IL 2SGi5iH9tou uHo Ote @tEfitbruH5 Der nDtb!-
gen gial6tnen in oeu Betbeb amer GvenUer>
fen fir Sarfeuuug Der i1mariteu Stlfspaa-
ier MAIDEN nunmebr bic Ser. StaatcH I'll Der
qeriteuuug uHo AIarufuH5 iarer &rie8ss
ialtTe UHabbGu9ig BON allen gaaoerH, uao
i9euu Ole &rueueruug Der 6lotte 10 lortId}rei
ttt, rple bi6ber, oaua meroeu Die Ser. Stals
in bGlo cine 6iotte befeeu, auf ote ~ ltoIj
igtu t0nnen, uno Die SU9lsidl Dem Sllo aHo
isirea SutecrHeu 9eultgtnoeA 5au5 bIetea
nttb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
Sparfe tritt ab

BrdFbeut &leuelauo bat Die ReFgultiOn
bes Yono @oumiiidrs SpartS accepurt. Die
ielbe IoG ihon beute in Rrnft treteu.
Sr. Sparts ertIdrt fid) Oontommea 3ufrle.
ben uub tp,rb poglauii9 in I8ai5iustoH olet=
ban. SeiH blsbengCr Gifhent, Qr. Stots
ilager, mtro ols gaua. &oumtf6r fnnatren,
tis eiu NadfoIger erucunt tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
eluOttor GtdboH's 3abresberidt.

Der 5. @9aenmts Au0itOr, @,dboii, ia8t
in isluem Sabresbertdte, oaB IN etuem Biz
reGu mdbrene he6 IeBteu ScbreS 6e6uuagen
i'm 8eIaufe bon 1922 1873, ,982 repIotrE t0us
cen. Die @innabmeu in SOnjuIarOienfte
Iberfiegen bic 2Iuegabsn um $3lr7l7. Die
uersiunabmten &Ouiulargebitbreu besliIerteH
ff auf $95O,69 Sm lebteH StStGlaare
tpuroen 959 notbleioenoe Sealeute HAterilagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
Sic Tglotteuz gataOss!Ie

@Ormanbeur g8. 8. SlupioH, Supertns
tenCeut Der Sl0tteN 4faoeults III annapolis,
meIoet in ieiuem 9abresbaridts, baB Ft} aur
Yeit 229 &a0etteu in Der AfIoeIlie bgltu9sn.
DGs 8etrageu Der Habetteu if I'M Qugemsis
meiHen Elm pretsiuiirotge8 gemeIer. Jfur 3Det
aQ6etten ftnO ndbreno oes Sabres We9eH
Tudj&prellenS HaZing) ausaeftoBeH morbeH,
einer int lettCu UtdrS uno Der anoere mad
oem Shluhe Der iabrllden uebun9eiabct.
8rei SGlle pou 6ut5p-elleu ereiSne.eH i'd
i'm Septsmbsr ON Soro Ge3 Sfull8lffc8
vSautee," ieNoh empfaat has &rtes83eGl9t,
reld)es Die fSGQe unteriuGte, i'll Aa5sttad}t
ces gerln9iu9lgsn &buat!era oe8 Ser9ehen5
uitlt bic NuarnBEHg Der Stulo'8eu. Sou
cen 81 0tttaItaaern Ger &ldIte, meldle tul
[}uai Qra0uirte, Dur0eH 20 IN Der St0tta an
9eiteut un6 Il abrenp0u uerGbidteoet. Der
SurarlutenbeRt ld|lagt oor, olB ole2lIqeu
Rabetteu, p2}d)eu es Eidjt gellUSt, 5t2Ieu
i'll Der Slo,.e Su eTlap9eu, Il Der 3o4narIue
orgefeut DeIben lOueu. Ser 8erlAt emz
pfiehIt ei1a &eruiaiBuug pen $275,C ,C00 fir
etn neug2 lebung5i0iII lu0 cine auOerC Ser
miutsuHg ron sos, OG0 Illr ben anfaHi bon
5 Aderg 2ano, Die an oleQtGoemte aafo3eH.
III. Saiawnieniebwng oeS neueT GsYr|is1z
tnTtsBh8ufeS.
Die cffiiiale 2jfe Der Wltgtte0er tes naueu
Reprdient0utsnbauia8 srgiebt, bGB oas 2eB.
tere aus 168 DaaOlIQtaH, 1913 8epubutaaeru
uub 4 Iuathiagi9en befebeH miro. Die
lluabhdugiaeE lino 2lnoer on oOn Soma, 81
| dloI8 uOn 9toIos Carolina, 6OptluS U0n Biz
| aRieu uuo GmitA uon &tsconpa.
| Gerui76tss.
Die teutiee StsUer Giuuabme betru8
| $685. uua bic 3CueiunaAme $944t503.
BUR @inlGiuu9 beftlnmte National 8QHt'
NoteH i'm &etragI uou $l57, ,000 lteian b2Gt2
i'm SdOBnmte Elm.
Die Sefretdre Sairhilo uHo 2amar uub
Steuer, &rmmifdr WlHer tegrteH bsute 03u
| gIems9)Ort blsrbtr Burtlt.
6. 81. Sbeloou, GleIf oer GbepeHne= 9iiotr
4geutur, telegrapbirt Dem SRolaner. &Ommii.
lar, baB Gin UOH ByGuOiliteru Gnae!egte8
Teuer mebJere 8abGuoe 0uf iener 4seatur
| 3erfi0rt bot.
Sin 6lottsu.Sriegss ss@eriat Iou m0raeu i'm
grpofl1uer 6IOttsnbaubof 1uIammeutretaH,
| I'M hen gleutennut @moTn ., Gauut Deaen
unerIaubter Ibmsieubeit, llugshoriam uub
GrnEtenbeit Su pro}eiiireH. Saunt 1T in
s8ahingtOu tpoblbefunEt. Seiue 6reunoe
behaupeu, er lei burd Die Strapabeu, bic er
geIegentlidI Der griori9uug De8 @ongogebtets
eIIitt, geiitssGefi0 noloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17

Gcircu l;u6un6en GjniluB anf sic an
ac9yifiencn 9ltBmun98 0rgauc pcr0antt
er Ter Ebatiade, Dab ietnc 8eEauOtleile
oic wtrtiamltcn betanntcn Graitmittcl
itnb, Der 6auptbeftanOtbcil lift Ger Soniq
Der AHOOru (Horehound) zBFca4e, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea 0Ocr Balm Of GiIoad
@cm.jd pcrbrnoeu. 9itbu oicica entlalt
cr tUrT mcltcrc botan8chc Glemeuta, loeldle
ole G5utiautGit bcoeg.enO pcrltIcIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
HOREnnuHn&TAB

E0~ &t,rtFt tsafe6Ibar &niIea, Ra,
l@rrB, GetfeFtett, b5Ten S9alS, ARs-
u3a, 8raule 1870 aae St5runaen Der
&t51mttHssor8a1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
u. a.. Enntc.

Uufi5Gbor,s g1ttsI gtgsH Malaria, Dqspspfe
gebtrs un6 yter0eHletbsn. Appelttlofatslh SsfoalH
TlIfur segeu 9opHetoen uub Bsrhoptung. B1an lore
ssre ruT VI. &. Eoutc une tetR nnoerss' 90
gen,s biz jfaiht, ", r. 3abntrop en- Nerve
KilIer) btlt 5u5ui5mtrBsH iojort; 1b Gents ste
{FlaibL. Su nIlen 4pothttsn al bnbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17

92jenigcn, nclhe Sales Honey Of
Horchound ua0 Tar qcbraut2en, ocrs
Ttcu, 6oB cr in allen 66Qcu uau0erbar
lctlcno wirft, no Die 2lt5muuQ8sOrqane
ougc9gyiicn ijuo, uu0 oaB iciuc Birtma
cnc uHgcmcju raina lit Gr cut5att burdls
me 9iht3, mas oem 0iagcu rad,tbcilia
iClH I5mtc, bat eiuen auBrt anaencbmen
&Cihmad uuO miro I'll eincm 4retIe ocrs
fouit, roclher c3 iclbit DcRicnigca nit bee
ihranttcn Oii.1elu erul58llht, DC Tca4Obla
t3otcn tBcIlbafA9 gu ucYOcn.
Sin SuItcn IdBt Tb ais bas gorlduFers
Staejum Der SdmiaeiuaI, eiEes &ranla
belt, ge9eu peIde Sale's 2lnoorns mo
IbeerbOui9 eas f6aFhe betluute @orbeuz
gungamitteI iit, paFsnb bejeid1eH. Wan
peribiebe 6aber ben @ebraut oiaiQ3 pars
ldbIiaen ipeJfI6aa Nittels te.nan Augens
bid.
8in0ern 1T er, w2nn fe boz Group ODER
8eudbuleu bejageH UOrOcu. Ourd jeine
liaOernOca Gigcaidaitcn icBy 0ienllt.
gretic: 25, so Gen IS unO 81 bic
6IoIde; bic gg8Bte bic biui3Fe.
aE=Su auen IpOtbeten 5u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17
gav9pa1fdje Ga6elptg$0te.
Sic Reftc ncE Kanrctt.

Berltnr T6. NoUemtcr. Ser Gar lptgG
nm 2 llbr marssa gicdmittag bon 6yeoenss
Borg a6rtien- GuBsr bem @eueraf B2r0eE
nsrctn nod @eueral yiHbequtit unS Oberf
9eTHi9er oem Stabs oes @;dreu rydbreno
leIHtS Anfenthai@ IN Berlin 5eigy ygebsn pers
Ten, nno Die Gre IN STiola miro als &tren.
8arfs Der &3nrtEa fuUgiru. @raf Galen'
bnrs, Der GeremOateumeiIter, begleitet ben
@rin3eH gVibelm aad 8ittenberq, NM IN
95oreE IN empiaugan. &c uerlautet, ba5
Irin3 Btlbelm Sum &nnge zines 9eRecal'
MniDrS befDr0ert nprNsu int
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Cine kiuOfrlorr C1br

III s'ptb stRs 1Fsrau8 traurilc Sste fur mans
DIS Gbsgaar. 9ste unb uccugb ttli5m Nebd tn
turfgr 3 EFT nbgebciitu pgrleu t1uu, Jets! Der
,,Wcttungss ss2tnfer," 25J Set.cu, NIT 1ltlretdeu
H1tlrsetrsueu GtlDeru, peer ron rem uiten uHn bsz
seggumjrb, auf ttetI6rfe gBetfe. guuse geu!e,
SIC tn rem Stdub ter Gbe treten uruen, IouteH beH
Sprlh Saluer5; ID rum prNfe, per tb
ept5 b,npet," 3 pcbl bebersen, uuo pa5 pprs
Gdrttt les gsten5 dun ggu6 fur 25 Geut5
tn GcitmarteR iruchl IN beutibsr ute IN gHslilasr
Spr3Fe, tret uno icrsiam Uerp &C / pcgiaHct.
ElrsIe Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-17

9tgPS &aaGfdrbemttteL
dma.} Ober braun, so @euts.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-09-16
A Central American Volcano.

Izalco, the most active and most at
tractive of the volcanoes of Central
America, says correspondent of the San
Francisco Alta, never harms anybody.
There is a church as its base, its but
tressed walls quite eighteen feet thick.
1t has withstood the rockings and racket
of daily quakes through 1S0 years. The
explosions occur at intervals of from three
to fifteen minutes with occasional lapses
of five or six hours. Then the country
has ague fits, and San Salvador is shaky,
and the prescribed path of earthquakes,
which is about twenty five miles wide, is
"rattled." This, too, is the width of the
coal beds along this route of earthquakes.
Beneath the coal is the river of oil that
is on fire at Izalco. There coal, oil and q
stream of water meet. Each explosion
of the mountain emits two columns, one
of black smoke from the burning oil, the
other of white steam from Rio Caliente,
which runs out from beneath the noun
tain. The water is so hot that it peeled
the hair off a mules leg that crossed it.
Not only these clouds of smoke and steam
are emitted, but great stones, ashes and
vast volumns of lava, but they mostly fall
back into the crater.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-09-16
The Panama Canal,

The project of damming up the
Cha2res with 20, 200, 900 cubic meters of
earthwork, accompanied by a culvert
large enough to admit the issue of a
stream gauging 400 cubic meters per
second, and needing for its course cut
ting nearly as wide and deep as that re-
quired for navigation, depends, among
other things, for its accomplishment on
the forbearance of earthquakes. One
tremor of the ground would bring down
the whole mighty structure. Altogether,
NJ. De Lesseps and his shareholders are
in a terribly awkward plight. They can
not very well abandon works which
have cost over fifty millions of money,
and yet they cannot with prudence go
forward. They have two alternatives,
and only two, before them. One of them
is to sell the whole thing for, say twenty
millions to the Americans-who are quite
willing to buy the concern-a and the
other is to suspend M. De Lesseps, and
to put in somebody who will personally
superintend the works. Who that some
body ought to be we have, we confess, no
idea. British Trade Journal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-09-16
CHARGED WITH PARRlclDE.

Death of a Seymour, CT, Man, Said To
Have Reen Caused by Ills Daughter.
Gottlieb Kuhner of Seymour. Ct, died or
the 2lst of August The doctor who attended
him gave peritonitis as the cause Of his death
in making the return. 1t was not long after
the funeral that it began to be whispered
about that Kuhner's widow was suspicious Of
the cause of her husbands DEATH und re-
Gently it was ascertained that to Medical Ex
aminer Kendall she had accused her step
daughter, Miss Josephine KuhEer,
of having murdered her father by
poisoning him. To bear out that statement,
She explained to the medical examiner that
she had found poison i'll her stepdaughtcr's
satchel This information camc too late to
the medical examiner to allow him to make
post mortem examination, for the body had
been buried too long. Kendall, however,
promptly notified Coroner Mix and that off.
cial has spent two or three days Investigating
the case, but what determination hc has come
to in regard to tho matter, or whether he
proposes to mako any arrests in tho case or
not, cannot be ascertained. kuhner was
divorced from his first wife, the m other Of
Josephine, and that woman is now living
IN Bridgeport. Josephine used to
be on pretty good terms with
her father, and spent tho greater portion of
her time in Seymour She and her step
mother did not get along very we'll together.
Kuhner had his life insured for something
like $1,000 The policies were in favor of Mrs
Kuhner, her two children and Josephine
An effort was made to fix matters by a will
so that Josephine could be lcftont in tho cold
but this will, or whatever document it was
did not amount to anything for some reason
or other and when Kuhnei died it was
found that Josephine was entitled TO hcr
share in the insurance money. It was then
that Mrs. Kuhner mado the terrible nccusa
ton against her stepdauahtcr
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-09-16

They are very business-like in Europe
and very exact in their methods. My
friend was in Vienna. He had taken
from here letter of credit on one of the
best known banks, and he wanted to
draw on it. So he sought the agency of
the bank in Vienna. He walked into an
office which had a big barricade in front
of long desk and two small holes cut
for the convenience of customers. He
walked up to the first of them. A man
came up. He handed the letter of
credit to him. The man looked at it,
and said very grufly: "Next window. Z"
My friend went to the next window, a
man came up, took his letter of credit,
looked at it, smiled pleasantly, and said ::
That's all right. How much do you
wish to draw, sir2" 1t was the same
man.-4San Francisco Chronicle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-09-16
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

Agent Holland has announced that the
20 hour law will 20 into effect in the Cocheco
mills, Dover n. H., on Monday, Sept. 49,
This morning George Miller, an operative
in q mill near Norwich, CT, caught his hand
in o picker, and before tine machinery could
&c stopped his arm was drawn in nearly to
the shoulder nno ground to pieces.
Much interest is boi2g shown in the read
ings announced for the coming season by
Charles Dickens, Jr., from the works OF his
father the great novelist. Inc son
credited with being worthy representative
of the fabher, and his stage efforts nave won
for him the highest praises from the most
conservative critics Of London and the Eng
lish provincial cities.
Writs of attachment by trustee process to
the amount of $50, 900 have been placed upon
Is freight cars belonging to the Boston q Al
bany Railroad Company, standing on the
tracks Of the Worcester railroad, 1t being the
preliminary movement in an action for non
fultilmunt Of contract brought by Edwin A.
s. Whitford and wife, Mary f., of Proyi-
dGhce, r. l., to recover damages to the
amount Of $50, 900 for Injuries received in tho
accident to tho Modoc train on the Boston &
Albany railroad near Springfield in January
last. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitford have been I'M
der consta mt medical care since the accident,
and it is thought that they will never fully
recover from the effects of the frightful ac-
cident The writs are returnable to tho Oc-
tober term of the Supreme court
At Upper Falls, VT, Annie Glynn, 13 years
of age, went for the cows, and not returning,
her father went in search. With the assist
ance Of neighbors, she was found, chloro-
formed, in a spring Of water, covered with
mud and leaves. Doctors worked three hours
to restore her to consciousness. Henry San
derson, man who has been in jail several
times for rape, was arrested, and his examl-
nation is in progress. The girl is in a critical
condition.
BY the accidental discharge of gun, VIII
liam Olds Of Monterey was killed and George
Tinncy Of West Otis injured 50 as to necessi-
tate anputation Of an arm.
Nineteen horses were recently suffocated
by fire at Lynn.
Sunday schools at New Bedford have been
closed owing to diphtheria.
Mr. William French, foreman of Cox's last
factory at Maiden, Mass, was digging ball
out of a cartridge, when the cartridge ex-
ploded, blowing t he four fingers off his right
hand and the thumb Off his left. The ball
entered his abdomen, making very serious
wound.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany of Boston, have voted to visit Montreal.
Barre, Vt, is to have water system.
The reward for the capture of McNeally,
the defaulting Saco bank clerk has been in
creased to $1,000.
The wife of Robert c. Raynor of Ansonia,
CT, has eloped with Alphonso Casper, her
husbands gardener.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-09-16
SEPTEMBER CROP REPORT.
Heavy ReductiOni in the Condition oi
Cotton, Corn and Potatoes.


The statistical report of the department of
agriculture for September, presents heavy
reduction in the condition Of cotton, corn and
potatoes, with little change in the status Of
wheat and other small grains. The high
promise of the cotton crop has been reduced
over 10 points, from 93.3 to 1913, the effect of
excessive rains on the Atlantic coast and
drought i'll the Gulf States. Serious shedding
of bolls has resulted from both causes. The
boil worm and caterpillar have wide dis
tribution doing some damage and threaten
ing heavier losses.
There is further loss in condition of maize
from S0.5 to 1913 per cent, points lower
than last years crop in September The mo-
morable crop failure Of 1881 was indicated
by 30 in September and 66 in October, some
improvement having resulted from more fa-
vorable conditions. The reduction is nearly
all in the West.
The states of the Atlantic coast and those
of the gulf, report larger crops than those of
last year, already beyond the reach of disas-
ter. In the seven corn surplus states, the
averags of last month was "a, now ga.
The average condition Of winter and spring
wheat when harvested is 81, last year 81, in
1885, 70. In the spring wheat region, Da-
kota returns 9S, small gain; Minnesota and
Wisconsin 72, Iowa IL and Nebraska 76, a
slight reduction from last month The in
crease of acreage will make the difference
still less between the present crop and that
of 1885, The average for rye is 822, that Of
oats 1874, against 85.6 last month, showing q
slight decline. The average for barley is SS
against S62 last month. A reduction in
buckwheat has occurred from 80 last month
to SO. The average of condition for potatoes
is very much reduced, from 80.S last month
to 673. This is four points lower than in
1881, and the lowest record for September
that the department has ever recorded
The reduction is mainly in the West.
The condition Of cigar tobacco is high in
New York and Pennsylvania, but depressed
in Connecticut and Wisconsin There is a
slight improvement in eastern shipping
tobacco, and further depression in western